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Eeyou Indoh-Hoh Weeshou-Wehwun Traditional Eeyou Hunting Law Cree Trappers Association

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Eeyou Indoh-Hoh Weeshou-Wehwun Traditional Eeyou Hunting Law Cree Trappers Association

http://creetrappers.ca/eeyou-hunting-law  

The 'Eeyou Indoh-Hoh Weeshou-Wehwun Traditional Eeyou Hunting Law' from the Cree Trappers Association sets out the tools and rules regarding the allocation of hunting territories, the governance of these hunting territories and the conduct of activities within these territories in order to promote the conservation and management of natural and wildlife resources. This document can be found here:

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    • 1. Get to know the Toolkit
    • 2. Learn About Indigenous Guardian Programs
    • 3. Start an Indigenous Guardian Program
    • 4. Create a Vision, Plan and Prioritize
    • 5. Set up a Governance Structure
    • 6. Fund an Indigenous Guardian program
    • 7. Hire and Manage Staff
    • 8. Run a Safe Operation
    • 9. Develop Training and Build Capacity
    • 10. Monitor and Collect Data
    • 11. Conduct Research
    • 12. Establish Presence and Authority
    • 13. Engage the Community
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